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LGBT Films at Jewish Israeli Film Festival in Pittsburgh
by Sue on Tue 09 Mar 2010 08:33 PM EST  |  Permanent Link  |  Cosmos

 

Pittsburgh Jewish Israeli Film Festival

presents
 
Israeli 2010  - 2 
 
Saturday, March 20, 8:30 p.m. ? SouthSide Works 

He's My Girl

Pittsburgh Premiere ? Director: Jean-Jaques Zilbermann
2009, France, 35mm, 90 minutes, French with subtitles
"He's My Girl" is a delightful romp about Simon, a talented klezmer musician.
He falls for Naim, an Arab transsexual, but can't bring himself to
commit to a relationship. To get closer, Naim poses as an aide and is
hired to take care of Simon's ailing and unsuspecting mother. The plot
becomes even more entangled when Simon's ex-wife and the son he's
never met return to Paris. (Adult content)

Preceded by "Sidney Turtlebaum"Sidney (a stellar performance by Sir Derek Jacobi) is a lonely gay man
who entertains himself by snitching from grieving strangers at shivas all
the while pretending to be a distant relation. 18 minutes.
 
 
 Steelers
 
Tickets:
412-992-5203, M - F, 9-11a.m. or
www.UJFpittsburgh.org/filmfestival
Pittsburgh Jewish Israeli Film Festivalis a program of the United Jewish Federation.
 
 

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